Do You Want to Be a Nurse? (1942) Judaica

Do You Want to Be a Nurse? (1942) Judaica"Professional Nursing Was Born Out of Bloodshed" Sutherland, Dorothy. Do You Want To Be a Nurse? Garden City, New York: Doubleday, Doran, 1942. Octavo. Hardcover. War Edition. First edition, second large printing, of this guide to become a nurse, explaining the many career options through readable stories about women working as various types of nurses, with a special chapter on nurses at war and the ways that current and prospective nurses can assist

featuring special adaptations for rationing and inventive (if sometimes horrifying) recipes like creamed celery

Marjorie Mills was a well-known Boston journalist and radio host who edited the women's page for the Herald

A beautiful copy in fine condition

it also proved to be one of the most useful due to its historically minded text and the presence of 15 carefully drawn double-page color maps

A Round of Christmas Carols and Stories of the Carols

This wonderful moveable/pop-up features eight "animations" by Vivienne Blake

Konrad Heiden was a German-Jewish journalist who wrote his first book about the Nazis as early as 1932

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"The study of pathological lesions produced by the war gasses upon animals under controlled experimental conditions was of eminent practical importance during the war

First Edition of The Member of the Wedding

fleeing with nine other military prisoners and two Philippinos prisoners